Traffic rules quiz "Happy Occasion"

Objectives:

• study, repetition and promotion of traffic rules
• to test and consolidate knowledge of traffic rules on streets and roads;
• repeat the rules for bicycle drivers;
• use of public transport;
• development of the ability to behave in a team, the ability to work in pairs and in a group
• cultivate a culture of behavior among students.

Equipment: road signs, traffic rules posters, traffic lights, squares in blue, red, green, yellow, mugs in red, yellow, green, tape recorder, cassette recording of melodies, laptop, projector.

Lead: "Dear guys, today we're doing a traffic quiz" Happy Chance.
More and more cars are on our roads every day.High speeds and traffic volumes require drivers and pedestrians to be very careful.
Discipline, caution and compliance with traffic rules by drivers and pedestrians - the basis for safe traffic on the street.
Listen a little bit about the history of traffic rules.
In Russia, the rules of the road on horses were introduced by Peter I on January 3, 1683. The decree sounded like this: "The Great Sovereign obviously learned that many took into account riding in a sleigh on reins with big whips and driving down the street carelessly beat people, then from now on you can’t ride in a sleigh on reins"
The first traffic light was invented in 1868 in London, it was a gas light with two filters, green and red, the colours were changed by a hand-operated drive operated by a policeman.
The first signal traffic light appeared in the United States in 1919.

Sounds "Bicycle Song",
then - call letters for the TV game
"Happy Occasion"
Presentation by the jury and teams.
Draw.

1 student comes out from each team and reads a poem about traffic rules. Whoever wins the reading competition will start the game first.

Host: "Starting the first game of the Question - Answer quiz".

On Board - Playfield divided into squares, on the back of each square a specific color that denotes the area of knowledge.

Team captains select an area of expertise, take a square and go to the team.
In the game, three questions are asked to each team. (5 points)

Traffic lights, road markings

• What pedestrian traffic signals do you know what they mean?
• How is a pedestrian crossing marked on the roadway of streets and roads?
• What traffic lights do you know?
• Where and how should pedestrians walk on the street?
• In what places are pedestrians allowed to cross the street?

Passenger responsibilities

• Where should you stand waiting for a tram, trolleybus, bus?
• What rules of conduct do you know in public transport?
• How should you cross the street when getting off a tram or bus?
• What is the procedure for boarding and exiting the bus?

Rules for crossing streets and roads

• In what places can you cross the street?
• How should you cross the street and road correctly?
• Is it possible to cross the street or road?
• Why are pedestrians not allowed to walk along the roadway of the street or road?
• How many signals is there at a pedestrian traffic light?

Road signs

• What groups are road signs divided into?
• Show a sign that prohibits pedestrian traffic.
• Who should know road signs?
• Show Bike Path Sign.
• What information and index signs do you know?

The jury sums up the results of the first game.

Presenter. While the jury is summing up the results, we will play a game with fans for attention - "Traffic Light"
Red light - students stand quietly.
Yellow Light - Students clap their palms.
Green light - stomping feet.

Second game "You me I you"

The tune of the game "Happy Chance" is played.

Host:

The team captains ask each other questions. (3 points).
For example.

• At what age is cycling allowed on the road?
• Where can I play?
• What should you do if the yellow traffic light came on when you were in the middle of the street?

Cross the Street Team Game

Lead holds - 2 mugs:
the first is green on one side and yellow on the other;
second - red on one side, yellow on the other.
Players stand 7-10 steps apart at parallel lines (this is the street).The presenter swings with a green circle - players take a step forward, red - step back, yellow - stand still.The presenter alternates colors. Those who make a mistake are eliminated. The team whose player crosses the street first wins. (2 points)

The third game of "Every man for himself"

The tune of the game "Happy Chance" is played.
Lead takes turns asking players questions from the field of knowledge of the playing field Squares are chosen by the team captains.
The jury sums up the results of the 2nd and 3rd games.
Presenter. While the jury is summing up the results, we are solving riddles with the fans.
(getting a token for the correct answer)

Riddles

• Drive quietly, go around us,
  Turning up close will show,
  And will remind you what and how,
  You're on your way...(Road sign).
• What kind of zebra crossing is there on the road?
  Everyone stands with their mouths open.
  They wait for the green light to blink
  So it's...(Transition).
• I stood on the edge of the street wearing a long boot
  Three-eyed effigy on one leg.
  Where cars move,
  Where the paths converged,
  Helps people cross the road. (Traffic light)
• The house on the rails is right there
  He will kill everyone in five minutes.
  You sit down and don't yawn,
  Sending...(Tram).
• He drinks gasoline like milk
  Can run far.
  Carries cargo and people,
  You know her, of course.
  Shoes are made of rubber, called...(Machine).

Game 4 "Further, Further, Further"

The tune of the game "Happy Chance" is played.
Lead asks one team questions, the other team listens to music with headphones on. (Questions read quickly).

• What is "security island" used for?
• Which side of the sidewalk should pedestrians walk on?
• Where should you walk down the street or road if there is no sidewalk?
• What is the name of the place where the roads intersect?
• Who is responsible for order on the roads?
• At what age can you ride a bicycle on the street (road)?
• What is an intersection?
• What is the road roadway used for?
• Who is the sidewalk intended for?
• What is the name of the part of the road located on both sides of the roadway and used to stop cars and pedestrians?
• A device for cyclists to move?
• What streets are called one-way streets?
• What does a green traffic light mean?
• Which way should you look when you reach the middle of the street?
• What is the landing site used for?
• Who does a pedestrian traffic light command?
• What does a red traffic light mean?
• Where should students in grades 1-6 ride a bicycle?
• Is it possible to ride a bicycle without holding the wheel?
• How many wheels does a car have?
• In what places is the “ sign installedCaution, children!”.
• Stowaway?
• Road for the tram?
• Car house?
• Trackless tram?
• Where does a pedestrian look when crossing the street?
• How many people can ride one bike?
• Place of boarding and disembarking passengers?
• Why are vehicles equipped with traffic lights?
• Pedestrian who violated traffic rules?

The jury sums up the quiz.
The game's "Happy Chance" call letters are played.
Providing the jury with the floor.
Team awards. (sweet prizes)

Lead. Reading A. Severny's poem "Three Wonderful Colors":
To help you
The path to walk is dangerous
We burn day and night -
Green, yellow, red.

Our lodge - traffic light,
We are three siblings
We have been shining for a long time
All the guys are on the road.

We are three wonderful colors
You see us often,
But our advice
Sometimes you don't listen.

Strictest - red.
If it's on fire, stop!
Roads further - no,
The path is closed to everyone.

So that you can cross over calmly
Listen to our advice -
Wait!
You will soon see yellow in the middle.
And behind it is the color green,
It will flare up ahead
He will say:
"No Obstacles!", - boldly go on the road.

How you can do it without arguing
Traffic signals,
You'll get home and to school,
Of course, very soon.

Lead.The Happy Occasion Quiz is over. I want to wish you all health and that you always, in all weather, at different times of the day, at all seasons, follow traffic rules, don't put your life and the people around you in danger. Thank you!

Information source

Maksinyaeva M.R. Life safety classes with schoolchildren. Competitions. KVN. Quizzes. M.: Shopping center Sphere, 2004.

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